1975-ஆம் வருட தமிழ்நாடு சங்கங்கள் பதிவுச் சட்டம் பிரிவு 44(3)(பி)-ன்கீழ் செயல்படாத சங்கங்களை நீக்குதல் பற்றிய அறிவிக்கை
The Tamil Nadu Government, through the Department Heads' Notifications section of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, published Notification reference No. 3093/E2/2012, dated 7 May 2012, in Gazette No. 28 on 18 July 2012. It warns that the listed societies, treated as inactive because required reports had not been filed for more than three consecutive years, would be removed from the register unless an adequate explanation was received within three months from Gazette publication.
What the notification does
Notification reference No. 3093/E2/2012, dated 7 May 2012, was published by the Tamil Nadu Government in the Department Heads' Notifications section of Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 28 on 18 July 2012. It begins a process for removing listed societies from the register under the Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Act, 1975.
The notification says the societies had not filed the required reports up to that date. Because reports had not been filed for more than three consecutive years, the societies were treated as inactive.
Who is affected
Notification reference No. 3093/E2/2012 directly affects the societies named in its schedule. The list includes educational societies, village development associations, women's and youth groups, trade and transport associations, irrigation and watershed bodies, forest groups, welfare organisations, sports associations and other registered societies.
Many of the named organisations are located in Namakkal, Rasipuram, Tiruchengode, Paramathi Velur, Kumarapalayam and surrounding places. Registration numbers and years are provided for identifying the societies.
A property buyer, owner or professional is affected only if a transaction, title document or other matter depends on the status of one of the listed societies. The notification does not create land rules, alter land classification or state that any property is transferred or acquired.
Key provisions
- The listed societies were considered inactive because reports required under Section 16(3)(b) had not been filed.
- The reported default had continued for more than three years.
- Each listed society was given an opportunity to provide an adequate explanation as to why it should not be dissolved.
- The explanation had to be received within three months from publication of the notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
- If no adequate explanation was received within that period, the society's name would be removed from the register under Section 44(3)(b).
Status shown by the document
Notification reference No. 3093/E2/2012 is a warning of proposed removal, not confirmation that every listed society was ultimately removed. The supplied text does not provide the societies' responses or any later decision about their registration status.
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Common questions
Was every society in the list removed immediately?
No. The notification allowed three months from its Gazette publication for an adequate explanation. Removal was stated to follow if no adequate explanation was received.
Why were the listed societies treated as inactive?
The notification says they had not filed the required reports and that the failure had continued for more than three years.
Does this notification change land ownership or land use?
No land ownership, acquisition, transfer or land use change is stated. It concerns the possible removal of named societies from the societies register.
Does the document prove that a listed society is no longer registered today?
No. The supplied text records a proposed removal process and does not contain the later outcome for any listed society.
